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[Ecosystem] Ethipian endangered animals - Black Rhinoceros

| 20-07-2011 09:06 Comments 0 recommendations 0

The black rhino weighs 800 - 1400 kg (1760 - 3080 lb). Its height varies from 1.3 - 1.8 m (4.3 - 5.9'). The black rhino has 2 horns. Its skin is dark yellow-brown to dark brown or dark gray. The black rhino occurs in a wide ... Read More >

[Ecosystem] Ethiopian endangered animals - African Wild Ass

| 20-07-2011 09:03 Comments 0 recommendations 0

The upper parts of the African wild ass are buff-gray in summer and iron-gray in winter; the mane is sparse but erect; and it has variable transverse leg stripes. It has a length of about 2 m (6.5') and weighs about 200 kg (... Read More >

[Green living] Environment Education in Philippine Schools

Bam Azores | 19-07-2011 21:07 Comments 0 recommendations 0

July 16, 2011 - Secretary Armin Luistro of the Philippine Department of Education urged all public and private schools to strengthen environmental education. Schools have to include environmental concerns in all learning areas li... Read More >

[Feature] Introduction of Vietnam's environment

| 19-07-2011 20:48 Comments 0 recommendations 0

Vietnam, officially known as The Socialist republic of Vietnam is located on the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia. It's bordered by China to the north, Cambodia to the southwest, Laos to the northwest and the Eastern S... Read More >

[Air] Water shortage in Vietnam

| 19-07-2011 20:23 Comments 0 recommendations 0

Any socio-economic development is closely linked to the need for water and so is Vietnam. Rapid economic and demographic growth results in increased demand for water.The surface water either generated in or flowing through Viet... Read More >

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